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  1. Great article. I can still remember my son coming in and saying, “Bet I can beat you at chess, Mom.” We played Monopoly (night after night), checkers, Clue, Sorry–all those popular table games, even the old “I see something red.” I won’t go into here all the games we played on trips, but it sure made the 2,000 miles from Arizona to Michigan go a last faster–and made for great memories!

    • Thanks, Donna. We used to keep track of who was the champion of particular games. When we’d open the box to play again, we’d see who won last time and the competitive spirits came out in full force. So fun.

  2. Love the ideas, Linda! We often played board games with our kids and we loved it as much as they did. We recently hauled out our old Sorry game and are playing it with our adult kids–and having a blast.

    • Yes, board games seem to bond families in ways other things don’t. Our youngest daughter loved board games when she was young, but then went through several years when she didn’t want to play. Now that she’s an older teen, she’s starting to take an interest in playing games again. And we never stopped playing them with our other two! They’re grown and married and we often still play games when they come over.

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